I own (well along with the bank and the IRS) a musical instrument store. I had a friend email me this as he knows how much I am into model railroading and I thought I would pass it along. I know there are several guitarists on here. Pretty good use of an old Tyco transformer.
https://reverb.com/item/353736...s-ferroresonant-fuzz
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Love the pedal, Ed. Thought you may get a kick out this storefront...
I wonder if it goes to 11?
Interesting!
Throw in a Ludwig Supra-Phonic #400 brass, chrome plated shell, snare drum and all will perform well!
Not the Super-Sensitive, they're too tricky to set up properly.
Ralph
We had a couple musicians in our little band of train buddies and the thing I remember the most about the one is his hours. He was so used to playing with the band at late night gigs, that he was always coming late and wanting to stay until the wee hours. 
Art
Heh. Now I'm ancient I get up ~ when I used to get home, 5AM.
Don't care for stompboxes much myself. A Strat & a '64 Princeton Reverb rules. Too bad those days are gone for me and now I play my USA Strat through a Traynor YCV20, a Barber Tone Press compressor, and a Dunlop MXR 10-band graphic.
My USA Jazz Bass goes through a direct box and puts me at the mercy of the sound man for FOH, although I bring a 200 watt Carvin 2x10 for a stage monitor.
Pete
I like that. I'll have to show it to my music buds.
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